DENVER – The Colorado Parks and Wildlife Commission will vote on extending a pilot program designed to monitor and encourage compliance with the state’s off-highway vehicle regulations and receive a briefing on the annual OHV
TRENTON — Department of Environmental Protection Commissioner Bob Martin today announced that work has begun to remove approximately 40,000 cubic yards of fill dirt that was placed illegally within the flood zone of the Raritan
MONTE VISTA, Colo. — Colorado Parks and Wildlife recently started two major big game research projects in southern Colorado aimed at understanding local elk populations and the movement patterns of Rocky Mountain bighorn sheep. The
CONCORD, N.H. — Safe and successful hunts begin with good planning, so get your 2012 hunting seasons off to a great start by logging onto the New Hampshire Fish and Game Department website to sign
LAMAR, Colo. – Colorado hunters in the southeast corner of the state who have questions about how to get a big-game hunting license this fall are invited to attend one of two upcoming application seminars
Nevada Department of Wildlife Director Ken Mayer received the State Statesman Award from the Wild Sheep Foundation (WSF) at their annual convention in Reno last month. The award recognizes a government official for his/her outstanding
HOLDERNESS, N.H. — Learn how you can process your own big game animal from field to freezer at a free workshop being offered at the New Hampshire Fish and Game Department’s Owl Brook Hunter Education
ABAJO MOUNTAINS: (March 05) Conservation Officer Dennis Shumway reports that he hasn’t seen an angler in San Juan County in three weeks; however, Blanding #4 is mostly open. Blanding #3 and Lloyds Lake are still
Year – Around Seasons: Badger, fox, and coyote firearms, traps, archery, and pursue with hounds. Beaver and raccoon firearms, traps, archery, underwater cable device, and pursue with hounds (raccoons only). For more information on seasons
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